We should learn more about Korea when making films about anti-Japanese themes. From "The Battle of Mingliang Sea" to "Assassination" to "Big Tiger", the Koreans never tear up the devil, but they make the Japanese face a lot of shit, make the patriots see the blood boil, the sense of national pride arises spontaneously, and the patriotic enthusiasm Unprecedentedly high. In the movie "Big Tiger", "Shanjun", the first fierce tiger in North Korea, is the embodiment of the "Tai Chi Tiger" Korean nation, brave and invincible, affectionate and righteous. In order to protect the homeland and the Japanese soldiers, he fought a life-and-death struggle, and finally was surrounded by the Japanese. He would rather break the jade than the tiles. He jumped on the cliff and became a legend for a generation. On the surface, "Big Tiger" is about hunting, and about fighting between people and tigers. In fact, it is talking about the War of Resistance Against Japanese Aggression, and it is about fighting between people and ghosts. When you start to feel bad for the big tiger that can only eat people, then you will definitely hate the Japanese devils, because they are really inferior to beasts.
View more about The Tiger reviews
